Dudley Rejects Irish Coercion Policy in Lords Speech
The Earl of Dudley, a Conservative ex lieutenant in 1902 05, dissociated from coercion in Ireland upsetting Unionist benches. He urged conciliatory measures and swift remedy of grievances as the only path to true union. In Commons Augustine Birrell refused to activate the crimes act.
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London
Earl of Dudley
Mr. Balfour
House ‘of Lords
Ireland
England
House of Commons
Augustine. Birrell
First of Miss Terry’s Concert Series Opens at Hotel Somerset
A fashionable audience attended the first in Miss Terry’s four concert series at the Hotel Somerset yesterday. Miss Cord and Mr. Rogers presented a mixed program of art songs by Weber Brahms Schumann Franz Massenet Saint-Saens and others. Critics noted Rogers’ strong voice and thoughtful phrasing while Cord showed a light pleasing tone though occasionally strained. The next recital is set for Monday February 10.
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Miss Terry
Hotel Somerset
Ariette
Schlanker Burseh
der’ Freischutz
Weber Miss Cord
Henry the Fowler
Loewe
Schumann
Viki
Franz
Mr. Pees
Massenet
Bemberg Miss Cord
Saint-Saens
Tyne
Arne
SMSO
Mr. Rogers
Ronald Aid
MacDowell
Miss Cord
Tschaikowsky
Hahn
Bemberg
Amazon
Ed. German
Annie Laurie
Jessie Davis
Accident victim dies after fall on icy Dorchester streets
rIs ac E. Baxter of 7 Helen street Dorchester was found unconscious with a fractured skull at the corner of Calvert and Bernard streets. He died at City Hospital yesterday morning without regaining consciousness. Police believe he slipped on the icy sidewalk and fell, fracturing his skull.
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rIs
E. Baxter
Helen Street
Dorchester
Calvert and
Bernard Streets
City Hospital
Baxter
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Offers
A dated health ad urges sufferers of piles to send name and address for a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure. It cites Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and George Braneigh of Schellburg Pennsylvania, claiming long-term relief after small 50 cent purchases. The copy promotes avoiding surgery and directs readers to marshal Michigan address for trials.
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Emma Bodenhamer
Bedford
Indiana
George Braneigh
Schellburg
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshal, Mich
Gloucester Wife Hears Her Husband's Schooner Lost
Mrs. Stanley Ryan, widow of the cook aboard the Northern Eagle, laments with six children as her vessel vanishes in a Gulf storm. The crew of ten, including Ryan and master Roger Lord, were last heard in December after leaving Gloucester for Tampico, with no insurance and a $1500 value.
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Gloucester
Stanley Ryan
Northern Eagle
Gulf of Mexico
Lillian
Sis
Catherine
Elizabeth
Gladys
Arthur
Ada
Stanley
New York
Lord
Biddeford
Horn
Amazon
Amsterdam
Mexican
Hazen Follansbee
Tampico
Roger Lord
Cook
Hibbard Conrad
Barney Conrad
Lyman Conrad
Port Medway
N.S
Edgar Teal
N. S
Norman McGonagle
Dublin
Bert Blair
Lunenburg
Arthur Smith
Thomas Cronin
Annie Wesley
Fish City
Old Home Week plans eyed for Pierce Academy centennial
Middleboro reports a Business Men's Club discussion on celebrating Old Home Week in August tied to the Pierce Academy centennial. Falls River notes health board discharged yard foreman Thomas Garvey while Dr Huntress dissented.
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Middleboro
Business Men's Club
Old Home
Old Pierce Academy
Lowele
Board of’ Health
Thomas “Garvey
Huntress
Fall River
William H. Cook
Killeen
New England Granite Works
Wellesley
John C. Brooks
Boston
Dedham
Roger Sawyer Forbes
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Lowell
Loss to Piano Trade Treasurer Miller Dies at 55
James Cook Miller, treasurer of the Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Company, died suddenly from heart failure last Saturday while visiting his wife’s mother in Roxbury. A Boston native and MIT alumnus, he led the Boston piano trade and served as former president of the National Association of Piano Dealers and first president of the Philadelphia Piano Trade Association. He had lived in Philadelphia for 20 years, but remained deeply connected to Boston. He was 55 years old. He left a son and a daughter.
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James Cook Miller
Roxbury
Boston
Mr. Miller
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Company
Philadelphia
Brimmer Grammar School
Boston Common
Boston School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fannie Larcom Rockwood
National Association of Piano Dealers
Philadelphia Piano Trade Association
Miller
Providence
Household Surgeon Drugstore Refund Offer Promises Cure
An old notice advertises a medicinal remedy with a refund if it fails. It mentions a cure claim and a price of 25 cents, urging readers to try the product through a local druggist. The ad uses dramatic phrasing to assure relief for ailments described as tired feet and similar conditions.
Harvard Honors Dr. Muck as Retiring Conductor Lauded
Harvard hosts a tribute for Dr. Karl Muck, Boston Symphony conductor, with President Eliot and professors praising his musical leadership. Major Higginson speaks for Muck, noting gratitude and a wish for farewell yet hope for Wiedersehen. Spaulding Munsterburg and Hanfstaengl attend the ceremony.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Harvard Union
Hanfstaengl
Deutscher Verein
Dr. Muck
Eliot
Munsterburg
Spaulding
Henry Lee Higgingen
Harvard
Muck
Major Higginson
City Board Rejects Minot Appointment and Badges Move
The Board of Aldermen unanimously rejects William H. Minot, Mayor Hibbard's pick for superintendent of printing. They also decide to abolish city badges to save 750, a first for such a vote, while debates over city clerk election and council powers continue.
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Board of Aldermen
William H. Minot
Hibbard
Cotton
Baldwin
Ballantyfie
Parker
Brown
Finigan
Timilty
William S. McNary
Ellery H. Clark
Alderman Donnelly
Christopher P. McCaffrey
Leary
Ellery Clark
Conry
Curley
McNary
John T. Priest
Mathews
John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Samuel KR. Morandi
Quincy
John T. Connor
Mayor Hibbard Fights Minot Appointment Refusal
Mayor Hibbard criticizes the Board of Aldermen for not confirming William H. Minot as superintendent of printing and asserts his selection. He says Minot was not seeking the post and would serve all citizens regardless of union ties. The mayor also orders 60 paving division workers cut next Thursday and 50 sewer department employees laid off.
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Ballantyne
Donovan
Hibbard
City Council
Finance Commission
Curley
Board of Aldermen
Ellery H. Clark
Timilty
Clark
William H. Minot
Minot
Hickey to be Tried in Absence by Union Board
Brockton February 3. Thomas B. Hickey a Brockton anti administration figure faces trial by the National Book and Shoe Workers Union executive board after he failed to appear as ordered. A default will be entered if he does not report.
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Brockton
Thomas B. Hickey
National Book and Shoe Workers’ Union
Hickey
Waniten
Cold and wet six week forecast with cough guard tip
Weather forecasters predict cold wet and disagreeable conditions for six weeks if Candlemas holds true. The article advises having Lung Kuro on hand to protect the throat and lungs during a winter with prevalent coughs and grip. Pine tar from North Carolina supplies the product.
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North Carolina
Clearance Prices and Item List
A mixed list of sale prices and items including leather goods and assorted discounts. The fragment shows several numbers such as 65.00 45.00 75.00 28.00 25.00 42.00 and references to leather items and from Reese. The text is incomplete and unreadable in places.
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Ana Bate
Post Office in Seabrook Looted by Crackers
Seabrook New Hampshire post office was ransacked by professional burglars who found little of value besides a watch and loose change. The thieves, linked to a Salisbury safe-dynamiting spree, were captured later in Haverhill and found armed with revolvers while carrying stamps and several rolls of cents.
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Seabrook
N. H
Salisbury
Haverhill
E. Locke
Goggs
Jimmy
Boston
State Line
Thomaston
Salisbury Yeggs Arranged in Boston
William Brown alias John Murphy and John Smith were arraigned in Boston on charges of blowing open and robbing the Salisbury post office safe. They faced U S Commissioner Hayes in bonds of 2500 each with a hearing set for next Friday. Brown, 28, and Smith, 32, may be the Maine–based Hudson who escaped in Thomaston after prior time in prison.
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Haverhill
Salisbury
Boston
U. S
Waters
United States
Hayes
William Brown
John Murphy
John Smith
Brown
Smith
George Houston
Maine
Thomaston
Daughter Dead Husband Missing weighs on Mrs Yan
Mrs John Mayan of 155th Street South Boston mourns her 16 year old daughter buried in the family lot after traveling from Philadelphia. Her husband left for Newark last August 5 to seek work and has not been heard from since. If alive he may come here.
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John Ma@yan
Street
Boston
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Preachers' Mind Gone From Use of Liquor
Seattle Feb 3 The Rev W J Thompson a famed Scottish preacher of twenty years is bedbound and barely mobile after police found him in a distressed state from drinking. He lies at Wayside Emergency Hospital with memory nearly gone and little hope of recovery.
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Seattle
W. J. Thompson
Scotland
Wayside Emergency Hospital
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